Miniature Mouse in a Tin House
This Miniature Mouse in a Tin House was not only fun to make, it has my imagination spinning like it did when I was a child. I have ALWAYS loved mice. When I was a kid, I used to sit in my Dad’s pick up truck and stare at the vent near the passenger side floorboard, […]
Valentine’s Wreath
This Valentine’s Wreath is a sweet way to spread a little love to everyone who walks through my front door…and you can make one, too, for just a few dollars. It’s super easy, although, it does require a bit of patience. Just imagine tying hundreds and hundreds of knots. At least, that’s what I’m guessing. […]
Chair Makeover
This Chair Makeover is a quick turn-around project you can do in a day… and if you’re like me, at a cost of only $5. Let me start by saying the chair was given to me by a dear friend who was downsizing and getting rid of things, and she thought I might be able […]
Wood Slice Ornaments
These Wood Slice Ornaments are adding just the right decorative touch to my Woodsy Christmas this year, as I tried to avoid the usual tinsel, in lieu of a more “earthy vibe.” Hand-painted and perfectly imperfect, they came not from the store, but from a tree that, up until last spring, was in our backyard. […]
Rustic Window Cornices
Need inexpensive window treatments? This video tutorial will show you step-by-step how to build your own rustic window cornices. All you’ll need is tongue & groove wood, wood stain, and some precise measuring and cutting.
Wedding Signs
This blog shows a number of wedding signs that were built out of wood, stained, and then hand painted. It’s an inspirational DIY project that you can do for an upcoming wedding or other event.
Nursery Artwork Painted on Wood
This personalized nursery artwork painted on wood is the perfect way to welcome a new baby into the world. This blog will show D-I-Y fans how to make one of their own. It’s a stain and paint project that’s easy enough for a novice.
Paint Concrete to Look Like Slate
This is a step-by-step guide on How to Paint Outdoor Concrete to Look Like Slate. Using three layers of varying paint colors, you’re able to achieve a look that mimics nature. This blog includes pictures of each step, and shows you which paints to use for maximum durability outdoors.